Closed GettingTechnicl closed 3 years ago
If you use only the two volume links and remove the TZ variable it should work. TZ seems to do nothing on this docker.
If you use only the two volume links and remove the TZ variable it should work. TZ seems to do nothing on this docker.
Works! Thanks!
This helped me solve the problem ☝️
Good morning,
I've been utilizing blueiris in a docker for the past few months, throughout this time my timeline has been incorrect in blueiris. It is 6 hours ahead exactly, therefore I have been utilizing the camera overlay on the image so the camera streams display the proper time, although I would prefer to use blueiris for the overlay.
I would also love to have the timeline displaying the correct time, so I've been digging in to this a bit lately.
I initially ran the master branch, followed by the dev branch, and now the gpu branch. I've only switched to the dev and gpu branches as I saw the creator of this claim the time issues were fixed in these versions quite some time ago.
I have the following variables passed in my buildfile in an attempt to correct the time. -e TZ=America/Chicago -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro -v /etc/timezone:/etc/timezone:ro ... None of these work or I wouldn't be here.
I have also tried the following wine registry edit docker exec -it /bin/bash
wine reg add 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation' /v TimeZoneKeyName /t REG_SZ /d 'Central Standard Time' /f
Also checking the time and timezone in the docker using any time commands I've been able to find, all display that the time is set to CST or America/Chicago
I'd really love to get this resolved, if anyone could let me know how they have resolved this, or if people are just dealing with it...